Study in Malta for Moroccan students
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The Republic of Malta offers quality higher education in English. In addition, the country is open to the world, with students of more than 80 different nationalities studying side by side in a sunny climate and a magnificent natural setting.
Studying in Malta
The Republic of Malta offers quality higher education in English. In addition, the country is open to the world, with students of more than 80 different nationalities studying side by side in a sunny climate and a magnificent natural setting.
A European LMD education system
Since 2004, Malta has been a full member of the European Union and, as such, has aligned itself with the LMD system of the Bologna Process. The country therefore benefits from all of Europe’s exchange programmes. The language of higher education is English, which is also recognised as an official language alongside Maltese. Studies there are of a high standard and the choice of programmes is wide. So why not choose an English-taught programme under the Mediterranean sun?
A single university in Malta
It is often said that quality beats quantity. This is particularly true for those who wish to study in Malta. This island state has only one institution, the University of Malta, spread across four campuses throughout the Maltese islands: Msida (the main campus), Valletta (the country’s capital), Gozo and Marsaxlokk. It has around 3,000 students, 10% of whom are international students from more than 80 countries.
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